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Upload any PDF and ask it questions directly. EDITHLY reads the full document and answers in seconds, with every answer traceable back to the exact passage it came from — no hallucinated claims, no endless scrolling.
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How to Convert PDF Files to Document Chat
Three simple steps — no account, no installation, no design skills required.
Upload Your PDF
Upload any PDF — a textbook, contract, research paper, or report.
Ask Anything
Type a question in plain English. EDITHLY reads the full document to find the answer.
Get a Sourced Answer
Every answer links back to the exact passage it came from, so you can verify it instantly.
Why Use EDITHLY to Create Document Chats?
No More Scrolling
Ask directly instead of hunting through pages for the section you need.
Sourced, Not Guessed
Every answer cites the exact passage in your document — no unverifiable claims.
Follow-Up Questions
Keep asking — EDITHLY remembers the conversation and the document's full context.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is chatting with a PDF really free?+
Yes, you can chat with your PDF for free with EDITHLY. No credit card or signup is required to try it.
How is this different from ChatPDF?+
Like ChatPDF, EDITHLY lets you ask questions directly to a PDF. Unlike ChatPDF, EDITHLY also generates mind maps, flashcards, MCQs, and presentations from the same upload, and shows exactly which passage each answer is sourced from.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?+
Yes, EDITHLY uses OCR to process scanned PDFs, so you can chat with image-based documents too.
Can I chat with more than one PDF at once?+
Yes — upload multiple documents to a Repository inside EDITHLY and ask questions across all of them at once.
How do I know the AI isn't making things up?+
Every answer includes a reference back to the specific part of the document it was drawn from, so you can verify it directly rather than trusting the AI blindly.